new faq item about fixed penalties

[MOH]

0. Why does the second page come first?

3) How is "Reducing the number of passengers not paying the correct fare is not only in our interest, but in the interest of our customers" in my interest.

Maybe because in your article in Media Discussion "Dr Lynch said they took these steps to secure revenue and because customer research showed that of the things the vast majority of Dart and commuter customers hated most was to see people dodging their fares."

10) Why does the answer to this question contradict the previous answer?

It doesn't - 10 is if you've forgotten your pass, 9 is if you've forgotton your pass. It's a completely different verb.
Anyway, once I don't look in my wallet before I get on the train, I'm OK? Otherwise I have to buy a "daily ticket". What's a "daily ticket"?


15. "Any member of staff that is acting as an authorised Ticket
Checker can issue a fixed penalty payment notice."
How do I know if a member of staff is authorised to act as a ticket checker?

[kevin]

Originally Posted by MOH

Anyway, once I don't look in my wallet before I get on the train, I'm OK? Otherwise I have to buy a "daily ticket". What's a "daily ticket"?

Hmm, actually I'd better remember to check my ticket before I get on.

Otherwise I'll be hit with the penalty (refundable) and I'll still have to buy a single ticket to get home at the same cost as the return (non-refundable).

It'd be nice to be able to get the return and use it as a monetary reminder to check your pockets before I leave home.

feck.